Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 Bungalow Specially Designed to Notice of Sale Be Constructed. on Narrow Lot Probably one reason for the popularity of * WRIGLEY’S i* that it lasts so long and returna such great dividends for so small an outlay. *• It keeps teeth dean, breath sweet, appetite keen, digestion good. Fresh and full-flavored always in its wax-wrapped package* J. B. FRONTIS JEVJELER CLINTON. S. C. i By V/ILLIAM A. RADFORD Mr. William A. Kadford will answer questions and jrlvt* advice FREE OF COST on all pr<.Meins iwcalnlng to the subject of buildtUK. for ih« readers of ♦hia paper. On account of his wide experience as editor, author and man ufacturer, he is, without douot. the highest authority on the sifbjept. Ad dress all Ino.uiries to William A. Rad ford, .Mo. 1827 Prairie avenue. Chicago, 111., and only inclose two-cent stamp for reply. Wide lots are becoming quite rare fp most of the residence neighbor hoods and with the present hlgR level of real estate prhes the proajiertfve home builder mus^ adapt his future residence to a rather narrow lot In many cases.. In order that the house' shall not look out of place in its set ting it should he especially designed with this in mind. Nothing looks more out of place that » house de- broken by two small “eyebrow’’ win down. At one corner a pergola style of terrace is approached by a com blne<l walk and automobile drive From It Moors open Into both the liv ing room and dining room. The living room’is large, occupying almost the' entity front of the house. It is ^3 by 14 feet and o large fire place Is placed in the center of one side There is also a door from the T >ms How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu To break up a cold overnight or to cut short an attack of grippe, in fluenza, sore throat or tonsillitis, phy sicians and dru,fgLts arc now recom mending Calotubs c j-he pur.fied and refined calomel compound tablet that gives you tho effects of calomel and salts tomUnod, without the Unpleas ant effects of either. One or two Calotabs at bed-time with a swallow of water,—that's all. No salts, -ro nausea nor the slightest interft enre vlth y~ur eatincr. work or plefurc. Next morr.ir.'T yvur cold has vanished, your system is thor oughly pvqfied and you aro feeling fine with affrarty appetite for break fast. Eat c what you please,—no dan- gtT. Get a* family,package, containin'? full directions, only 35 cents. At any drug store. (adv) T biu-Hn ic-V. u-tf' wall &L17- RaH R^IClG-RA it-V 1_1 V10 s ! G “ R/\ / "stacai;^';' ■ H O . tlrbacl Oould EDWARDS SERVICE Day Phone 365 Night Phone 307 YOU MAY HAVM PELLAGRA AND NOT KNOW IT Floor Plan. signed fdr a broad lot. with open space * about It, which Is squeezed Into a small lot barely aide to accommodate it and with other houses crowding It on either hand. A bungalow which meets this re quirement should he welcomed ty many who are planning to build and the one illustrated here Is admirably adapted to the purpose The building Itself occupies a space Just 30 feet wide. The front Is centered on the chimney which senes the fireplace and this (s flanked by two shuttered windows. The expanse of roof is living room into the dining room, to Use right, rear.. Back of the living room the home Is divided into rooms which practically palr._ The dining room and a bedroom, a serving pan try ajnd the bathroom and last the kitchen and second bedroom. Between the dining room and front bedroom are three closets. One opens off of the dining room, another off the bedroom white the third opens off a hall about which these rooms ere grouped. There is a second closet, for linen, opening off this had beside the door” to the bathroom. The rear bedroom, of course, is provided with a closet of Its own. Both of the bed rooms, which measure 12^4 by 11 feet, are reached from the central hall, as is also the tathroom. The dining room also has a door into this hull and another which leads to the kitchen through the seizing pan try. This serving pantry Is well equipped with built-in cases and cup boards which afford ample storage space for household supplies. Ths kitchen, too, is well equipped In this way and Is also supplied with a re frigerator whith can be Iced from the back porch without entering the -house. % 4 From the kitchen there Is a stair way . which leads to the basement where heating plant, laundry and other household machinery are in stalled. Returning to the front of the house it will be noted that brick has been effectively used for ornamental work on the chimney and porch, and that small tubbed trees and shrubbery have been carefully placed to give the best effect. It will always pay to give con siderable thought to this matter of landscaping the ground about the new hot^te. When well done it adds the finishing touch and makes the view complete When neglected or poorly done the result Ip an unllnished. ap pearance which detrarts greatly from even the test desigued and well built home. State of South Carolina* — County of Uuueos. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. W. E. Owens, Plaintiff, T v» Colie B. Adair and J. M. Adair, . Defendants. Pursuant to Order of the Court in the above entitled Cause of Action, f will sell at outcry, to the highest bidder, at Laurens Court House at Laurens, S. C„ on sales day in Novem ber next* being Monday, the 2nd dar et the month, during the legal hours for such sale* the following described real estate, to wit: “All that certain piece, parcel ol lot x)f land, lying, being and situate m the Town of Clinton, County and State aforesaid, known as a portion of ♦he W. -E. Owens property, situated on Owens Kill, fronting on. Shands Street and composed of eight lots. Nos. 213, 219, 220, 221, 222. 113, 114, and 115, on plat of survey made by Paul H. Nash, surveyor, on November 25rd, 1905. The said lots containing about two (2) acres, more or less, and bounded: On the north by McMillan Street, east by lots Nos. 110 and 111, formerly belonging to Colie B. Adair, lots Nos. 112 and 201 property of Mrs. Corrie Adair, 202, 203, ,204, and 205, property of Mrs. S. Y. Adair, on the south by Nash Street* on the west by Shands Street. A more accurate de scription as to measurements, boun daries and shape of said lots will be feund by reference to plat of- same made by Paul H. Nash, surveyor, on November 23, 1905, and recorded in Clerk of Court’s office. The above described property is the identical lands conveyed by W. E. Owens to Colie B. Adair on the 3rd day of December, 1919.” Terms of^ale: Cash. Purchaser to pay for all stamps and 1 papers. If terms of sale are not complied with, the land to be resold on the same or some subsequent sales day' on the same terms at the risk of the formef purchase^. Purchaser must put up Certified or Cashier’s Check in the amount of $50.00 to bind the sale. Dated this 14th day of October A. D., 1925. t. A. POWER, 10-29-3tc C. C. C. P. A G. & notice of stockholders I £ r; 20 per cent of the capital atock, and meeting State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. ^ To the stockholders of Tho J. W. Copeland Company of Clinton, S. C.: NOTICE is hereby given that a L * noc special meeting of the Stockholders October 10th, 19..5. of The J. W. Copeland. Company will be held on Ttiesday, November 17th, 1925, at ten 1 o’clock A. M. for the pur pose of considering the question of* li quidation and winding up of the at-■ fairs of said corporation and its disso lution. ■ This notice is given by the President pursuant to the proviaiona of Section 4280 of Volume 3, Code of Laws of South Carolina of 1922. J. W. COPELAND, President., Clinton, S. C., ll-5-4tc Chester County Fair CHESTER, S. C. OCTOBER 27-30, 1925 $2.49, Clinton tb Chester and return. See SEABOARD Ticket Agent. * ilimimmiHiMinniiinww <! ""if/i, ""in "//A '•nii, "W> """'in The smallest, most compact most portable PORTABLE with 4-Row Standard J^yboard <» r RENT A CAR Drive Yourself -A OPEN AND CLOSED CARS DAY PHONE 357 NIGHT PHONE 156 Ellis Auto Livery \ ' T HESE decisive advantages have naade the New \ Remington Portable the predominant choice . of students everywhere. Then too, it is excep tionally durable. It is simple and easy to operate —in fact, with very little practice you'll scon be come a fast typist. And its work is so clear, even, and beautiful that you’ll take rea. pride in your • essays, notes, and in those tetters home. , r Call and let us show you the many outstand ing features of this new machine and explain bur easy payment plan. c Pnce, complete wiiai case, $60• SOLD IN CLINTON BY CHRONICLE PUB. CO. « r Stationery Dept. cMw Remington Portable Cblored Roof Adds to Charm of Any House The roof is adding Its quota of EARLY SYMPTOMS—N.rr.Mi tr.abW, i«spoiid.ney. shartiMM *f harniiiff /t«t. caatipati.*, brawn ar •kin. tinfHng Mnsationi, •motharinx dinrrhoan, loaa af ilaap, laaa «f wtickt, nan nr ■wiamlnx in hand, gcnarnl with laaa •( anarrT- “ Van 4* nat hart nil these lyniptanu la the beginning, but if gun hare any ef them TOU MAY HAVE PELLAGRA. Mr FREE BOOK LET. “THE STORY OP PELLAGRA.” win ••plain. Mr treatment differ* frum nil uthen, nn4 ie endoraed by a State Health Department, physicians and hundreds wh* have taken the treatment. Write for Questionnaire and FREE Diagnosis. . '• : W. C. ROUNTREE, M. B, TEXARKANA. TEXAS AWSnTss&pTe AA sfe iSeiTi »?e sTetTssSesSs UVER TROUBLE f Louisiana Man Tells How He & Keeps “Up and Going." £ roc brightnAs and tiay charm to the land scape In this age which is so colorful both literally and metaphorically ■peaking. -— No matter how demure a color scheme Is chosen for the house. Itself, the roof may blossom forth like a rose or a bluebell on a quiet Quaker bon net. For the new bonse the painted or stained shingles are best These are colored before being put on. and may be had in a variety of tones. Some of the very newest roofs have shin gles variegated In color. That Is. shades of green and blue, soft browns and dull purple will overlap and seem to Mend into each other with charm ing effect. Such an arrangement Is especially good on a house that Is painted cream or white. The gray house needs a brighter touch of color^on the roof to relieve Its drabness. A .certain shade of light red Is particularly effective on the house that is painted tat a neu tral shade So, also. Is a rather brtght green roof. Plumbing Equipment , Is Important Item “It doesn’t matter how strong L The choice of plumbing equipment and healthy we think we are,’’ savs £ : is one of the most important. If not Mr. W. S. Reynolds, of Arcadia, La., “every once in a while, in order to keep up and going, we «- have to cleanse the system and take ji a little* something for the liver. & “My old standby is Black- \ Draught. 1 have used it ofi and on v for 20 years. “I get ^bilious and have a bad taste in my mouth. My head feels dull. 1 just don’t feel like getting |i around and doing my work. 1 & know it isn’t laziness, out bilious- W ness, so 1 take afew doses of Biack- Draught and, when it acts, 1 get up feeling like new, full of pep and ' ir tor any kind of work. 1 can ft Paint Increases Value of Property It is surprising how prevalent the I Idea Is that paint is merely applied tor the sake of looks. Therefore, many 1 persons have come to regard paint as more or less of a matter of artistic expression and have relegated It-to .the realm of luxtjry. t Exposed wood quickly deteriorates. Prolonged neglect will mean a repair blU.'»4P*$U Is by far cheaper than re pairs. -i- v Paint has a curious effect. Many an architectural eyesore has been entire ly changed within the space of a few days and hss become an asset instead of a liability to the community and its owners. On the other hand, many an architectural masterpiece has been ruined by the lack of paint used at the right time. Painting serves three very. funda mental purposea. It -protects the' woodwork. It adds chfch value to the home and lot. making the home np asset to the community, and It estab lishes a firmer credit rating for your home. Any banker will tell you that well- pulnted buildings are an Indication of thrift. Appearances In many cases msy make or break the business transac tion. □ □□be Brothers.Inc ANNOUNCE R « ,V • ' • A new and attractive Credit-Purchase Plan, now in operation throughout the United States. ^ . read certainly recommend it’’ & Black-Draught liver medicine is : , made from pure, medicinal roots and herbs and contains no harmful, habit-forming mineral drugs. In 1 an easy, natural way It helps 1 cleanse the system of poisonous • impurities and tends to leave the i in a normal, healthy con- i the most Important, Item In home building. Equipment recommended as Just as good as the more expensive, or medium-priced Should not be consid ered. Manufacturers of high-grade plumb ing equipment have established ex hibit rooms in the larger cities where one may see all types of equipment for bathroom, kitchen and laundry. Every piece of plumbing equipment to he installed In the hom6 should be designated In the specifications by manufacturers’ name and number to avoid any chance of substitution. Ash Chute Necessary Never build a fireplace without an ash chute, and In building the chute make it of sufficient size to take care of all sixes of ash and wood. The greatest mistake is to build one which is so small tt clogs up and makes more wprk than 1 to shovel out tbe.nsh im the' first place. An automatic Aah do<\r is on the market which opens through the weight of the «£b and dumps automatically. Ice Boxes Are Saved by Applying New Paint Are .there little beads erf glistening moisture on the outside of your Ice box? Even in the well-made refrig erator It is almost impossible to pre vent “sweating.” It is quite Impos sible to prevent a difference in tem perature between the outside casing and that of the room. Consequently any molstt^e held In the room atmos phere is bound to condense on foe out side of the box. If the refrigerator is kept well fin ished with varnish or shellaV, this moisture Is prevented from seeping into th« box; cansing the panels to warp, seams to open. Wood to rot. This condition offers germs an oppor tunity tp develop and causes lesi to melt* more rapidly. This plan, disvised and approved by Dodge Brothers, Inc., enables a pur- v chaser of a Dodge Brothers Motor Car to extend his payments over a period ' of ^twelve months at a minimum credit 4(t charge. $ \ So favorable to the purchaser is this arrangement, .that practically anyone can now own a Dodge Brothers car without financial inconvenience. Ask us, without obligation, for full particulars. ^ ^ < EASTERBY MOTOR CO. LAURENS, S. O. ft 4 d J Kitchen Ventilation - Ventilation of the kitchen is belnt given consideration In modern homes. An exhaust fan is installed. close to the coiling which carries away ail smoke and odors from the cooking which would otherwise be carried throughout the homo. v t ) J SnBtin V >■ y XH ■n • i A ■ / -VNv r' >/